inch的近义词是什么

1. 英寸（相当于 2.54 厘米，12 英寸为1英尺 ）
2. 身高，身长，个子
3. 少许，少量，一点儿，少额，点滴，一丁点儿
4. 小岛
5. 短距离
6. 身材，身段
7. 整体，全部

1. （使）缓慢地移动，（使）一点一点地移动或前进，（使）渐进，使渐动，慢慢靠近，谨慎移动，慢慢移动，进展十分缓慢
2. 渐渐伸入，逐渐采取
3. 穿过

1. [C]英寸 a unit for measuring length
2. [S]少量,短距离 a very small amount or distance

1. vt. & vi. (使)缓慢地移动; (使)渐进 (cause to) move slowly and with difficulty

1.英寸(约等于 2.54 厘米)
Aninch is an imperial unit of length, approximately equal to 2.54 centimetres. There are twelve inches in a foot.

inch的翻译

e.g. ...a candy tin 6 inches high and 8 inches in diameter.
高 6 英寸、直径 8 英寸的糖果罐子
e.g. ...18 inches below the surface.
表面以下 18 英寸

2.(使)缓慢移动
Toinch somewhere or toinch something somewhere means to move there very slowly and carefully, or to make something do this.

e.g. ...a climber inching up a vertical wall of rock...
沿一面陡直石壁慢慢往上爬的人
e.g. He inched the van forward...
他一点点向前挪动着货车。

3.(某个地方的)全部，每一寸地方
If you talk aboutevery inch of an area, you are emphasizing that you mean the whole of it.

e.g. Everyinch of shelf space was crammed with books...
书架上全都塞满了书。
e.g. We are prepared to fight for everyinch of territory.
我们时刻准备着为每一寸领土而战。

4.在各方面;完全;彻底
If you say that someone looksevery inch a certain type of person, you are emphasizing that they look exactly like that kind of person.

e.g. He looks everyinch the City businessman...
他完全是一副伦敦金融城商界人士的派头。
e.g. There stood Gertrude, looking everyinch a star.
格特鲁德站在那里,完全是一副明星的派头。

5.一点一点地;缓慢地
If someone or something movesinch by inch, they move very slowly and carefully.

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e.g. The car moved forwardinch byinch...
汽车一点一点地向前移动。
e.g. The police were searching the areainch byinch.
警方在对那个地区进行仔细搜查。

• not give an inch一动也不动,毫不改变主意
• not see an inch beyond one's nose目光短浅

• every inch完全地,十足地
• square inch平方英寸

• by an inch差点
• by inches缓慢地,一点一点地,刚刚
• die by inches缓慢死去
• inch by inch一点一点地,渐渐地
• to an inch丝毫不差地,精确地
• within an inch of几乎,险些

• inch one's way一步步往前走
• inch the rock一点点挪石头

• inch down逐步下降

• inch across艰难地挪
• inch along沿…匍匐而行

• Jonas Kindred..Was six feet high, and look'd six inches higher.

  出自：G. Crabbe

• A useful map..on the scale of 25 miles to one inch.

  出自：L. D. Stamp

• He inched along the path, with shuffling steps.

  出自：W. Golding

• The man inched his way across the face of the building.

  出自：M. Shadbolt

• ☆ 直接源自中古英语的ynce；最初源自拉丁语的uncia，意为英尺的十二分之一。